Sentence examples for decided toward from inspiring English sources

She then decided, toward the end of her time promoting it, to become more candid.

I thought, That's uncool, a judgment I'd picked up from the stoners at my "predominately white" private school, who had decided, toward the end of the spring semester, that I was O.K., and let me hang out in their vicinity, or at least linger unmolested, as a prelude to a provisional adoption by their clan next fall.

Chris Lucas, the chief financial officer, said on Friday that the bank set aside the same ratio of revenue for bonus payments as last year, but added that the exact level remuneration would only be decided toward the end of this year.

Kennedy decided toward the end of 1871 to end his business partnership with Eddy.

That means that a lot of the work Scalia and his law clerks put into the still pending blockbusters of the court's current term -- which tend to be decided toward the end of June -- is now technically void.

Thus, the robot must decide toward which hypothesis its sensors should be tasked by evaluating each hypothesis on its likelihood of containing the object.

He decides, toward the book's end, that he'll attend a hearing about Tony's case.

I even feel a very decided hatred toward every exclusively moralistic intention in a poem.

There has also been a decided shift toward works of the present and the recent past.

Indeed, he has shown a decided inclination toward the national pastime.

("There is a decided tendency toward corpulence — as is usually the case in vital temperaments," wrote a campaign biographer).